Won't turn over with jump, how much to pay for this CRD?

Fastjohnny · **Joined:** Mon Dec 24, 2012 8:31 pm **Posts:** 6

I was able to find out that it allegedly had low compression in 2 cylinders. What that has to do with not turning over makes no sense, as how would they determine that unless they were able to turn it over. My thoughts are that the auction company may not give much effort in jumping it.

If you want a used engine, buy one from a wreck, you know it was running when it wrecked! There's a CRD in a rollover being auctioned today in Detroit, under 100k miles, IIRC.

R2.0 · **Posted:** Thu Dec 27, 2012 3:01 pm

Fastjohnny wrote:

If you want a used engine, buy one from a wreck, you know it was running when it wrecked!

Not if the cause of the wreck was the engine blowing up. :mrgreen:

Fastjohnny · **Joined:** Mon Dec 24, 2012 8:31 pm **Posts:** 6

Winning bid: $5,766.66 - CLOSED
Definitely not me!

Jay ne Ohio · **Joined:** Sun Dec 12, 2010 5:49 pm **Posts:** 216

Fastjohnny wrote:

Winning bid: $5,766.66 - CLOSED
Definitely not me!

Plus 3% buyers premium takes the price to $5939.66.... or 6% premium if you pay with a credit card takes the price to $6112.66.......

Here is the link: http://auction.repocast.com/details.cfm?ID=1104733

geordi · **Posted:** Fri Dec 28, 2012 12:38 pm

Doesn't matter about the premiums or the extra charges (not that those are very nice at all)... That price is STUPID. Someone just massively overspent for what very likely is a 4300 lb lawn ornament.

At the least, they just spent 85% of the value of a GOOD condition and OPERATIONAL example... For one that is neither. Somebody is about to get a very very expensive lesson.

Won't turn over with jump, how much to pay for this CRD?

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